New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 6, 1930, Page 1

FIRST EDITION NEW BRITAIN HERAT Average Daily Circulation For Week hndmg 15 225 Nov. 29th ESTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1930 -EIGHTEEN PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS BANDITS RELEASE KIDNAPED WOMAN | IN BANK ROBBERY Chicago Men Said They Were Gapone Gangsters, Girl Tells - Police When Found FLED WITH HOSTAGE WHEN SISTER OF HERS ESCAPED Victim Says Crew Bound Father and Mrs. O’Loughlin Faces Court Mother and Then Sought Three Children—Left When They Dis- covered Mary, 15, Had Jumped Out Window and Run to Neigh- bors. Here the first pictures t lin, wife of a Denver city detective, vear-old stepdaughter, lLeona. Above, Mrs. O'Loughlin is courtroom conferring with her attorneys, John W. Shiren John M. Keating. The case was sent to the 1 NATIONAL DEFICIT 15 a6 MILLIONS Unemployment and Farm Reliel veoverine | Add {0 General Expense < LIMIT OF EXPENDITURES Seed ar the trial of Chicago, Decc. 6 (UI') Helen on charzes of Hamilton, 14, was relcased in Chi- <ago today by four ban | her in Stockwell, Ind. last ht as a part of an unsuccessful to rob the Stockwell State bank hich Helen's fat cashier. The girl, who is a senior in high | rchool, told police of the East Chi- cago) station a thrilling story | bandits, «!lm ing (o be ed up her and silk s who cap- venuc Fled Using Tler as Hostage They fled with her as their . Helen said, a ped from during the hold Hele w discovering | Members' Allair oid s alked nos Lo and Appropriations to Democrats” Only Threat Work for Jobless Swell Amount Appropriated Total to New High Estimate for 8$60.000.000—evolt hank week was robbed Year. Loud. Miss Police confirmed Washin e, 5 The de- t ‘rmnh“ the near v 1 1sed sor north sidc ])l']l‘l stration | ¥ year will{ was where o1 . Iy today 3 Didi't Find Haloribai routine expenditur o will ace ficit budget messag It was fig ilot % . loans. Should the advanced in con, ficit would total further appropr in the presiden 1o congress would are still highe of Eanenditur ount for e police station, where estima came mother in the given to the Senator MeNary oup. and a r. placed his Democ tied to chairs e ng's not tinancing ¢ ar d on “Dac happened opencd a that ¢ ister Mary, d out un over to| A she had | bylding progra t is that luded already have publican leaders were ¢ many ot arl O'Lough- ring her shown in the an, left CONGRESS AGREES ON RELIEF PLANS - Interparty Co-operation Strictly HOOVER 0UT OF QUESTION - Must Y MYSTERIOUS MIST fWoman Who Inherits Nevil’s 7 DISAPPEARSFROM ~ Cach Revealed as Secret Bride STRICKEN VALLEYS Of Phnladelphla Insurance Man ; : 3 Miss Mary A. Kelly Is Mrs. Furey Ellis—Leaves On a Poisoned F[]gl Alleady With 64 ° Belated Honeymoon to Europe—Receives $7,000 ~ Deaths to Credit, Moves a Month From Estate of Aged Pennsyivanian Silemly Away on Breeze W hosc Ward bhe Was. FRANTIC BELGIAN FOLK REFUSE T0 LEAVE HOMES W (o, Choking — Gas Rolls It Meuse Towns In o Streaks of lmpenc- trable Grey-White—Victims Haye Dry Cough. Pains in Throat and Death” or War ! Munitions Dump Two Theories 10- | VERDIGT RETURNED SOVIET COLRTTO IV BONLES CASE PASS 0N TRAITORS Investigators Say Wounds In- Verdicts Expected to Be An- Hlicted With Muulemus Intent nounced Tomorrow Night DOCTOR ALSD NPLICATED SEVERAL iEVSfiCH HERCY Socicty Matron’s Husband and secre- had gor with it = tary Charged with Murder—Po- | Dramatic Angles of Case That lice Charge Physician Moved Body — Broadcasting Even Pleas Be Without Permission from Office, Defendants. Rumors Less o them g throes mu ¢ those of in the inprovided soldicrs Various Various Two Plead for M THE WEATHLER New Britain and vicinity Cloudy. probably rain tonight and Sunday: much change in temperature. not Two) WIE CALS POUCE, o THIS WEEK'S AFFAIRS ew projects hy cong ARRESTED HERSELF I Indulgmg, Shvalve too much tim Finds Huhh\ of the approprialio Held When He Leaves, s nee peed i Later Released st lapse time L, w0u'r ForceT must in pro a pr nine months tion between the authorized AS LONG AS T LWE \ctual com- Philadelphia, D hush-hush o cme Mrs 1 of Mr. A scrutiny « 4 that out of | mence ther how I]ANGE bPEBTATI]Rb BATTLE POLICEMEN ' 'Hundred Men and Women Taken in Raid rrived home )Jh from Europe to find her | band and @ companion among quarts, police said. Mrs. Passwater callec and sked that they fancy labeled bottles awa next morning they obliged by r ing her suite in a fashionable Ger- | mantown apartment house, in lnv“ I | d the take police e Four meantime, her husband, John, a bus- d to Boston. | cd the FrROM TODAY ~—— raid- 6 (P Iive 50 policene Hollywood. Cal. De dred men fought 1 carly today when officers raid- 1 immoral dance and turned upon the arge of illegal po: was subscquently everything's s —— speetators raiders > {o- | More than verbal | women werd CARNELL CONVE Washington, Dec. 6 () said they had obtained sion from William J. Carnell, ifln to jails in . that he engaged n a struggle | Angeles with Louis Bush. wealthy bus line | Vagrancy charges were lodged owner, on the night of October 6, | against those jailed. The entertain- | during which Bush was fatally shot. | pent took place in the loft of a stor- Carnell, the authorities said, main e tained the gun which he had brought | \when 14 officers of the along for a hold up, was in Bush’s !, iomtiod 1o place porformers and hands when it was discharged. The el i prisoner, held on a murder charge | M e Fesiacteeisd nEItabarE: available officer four divisions R was called to the ene. Several per- POISON CAUSE sns were injured in the fighting Oliasa, il 't followe Bottles were hurled hy. mistake Sunday tod IAEONoN Y. s O I “the women arr hter of Scnator ! She was performing the dances, GRS e Ly | their clothing had been torn from Mrs. Rogers, sccking relief from a |{:em by intoxicated spectators headache, swallowed poison | Police said liquor was in cvidence tablets. Surviving are her parents, | #nd gambling games were in pro- ber husband, and a young son. | gress when the raid was made. and four and bundled and 100 men arrested Hollywood vice squad DEATH Poison taken y caused the | kford ogers, | d Mrs. A. © ing figure n ted, charged with asserted two Tue (HALOM§ SUT-MARNE COMPANY T (07" TEGIMENT WILL HOLD *eemm A WEEK DONE tOUTY CHRISTMAS | SHOPchfl\ WZ?,MEM(BE” ( THAT FO / ALL, (.A?(SfMAS SHOPPING \<\ DONE, TiM—" | BETTER GET BUSY OLD MAN-, AVOID THE | CrROWDS/ WILLIAM FLEISCHER FO0TBALL FAN RECEWES GoD \ Conw. COUNCIL OF RELIGIOVS EDUCATION MEETS HERE FOM CONVENTION—, fARQY C. BROWN Re-ELecTen SECRETA[RY OF PE R ASS'N OF THE B.P.O.ELKS ~ - Communist Nation Makes Capital of | | \ by nght | Night Club Queen, Out Of Jail, ’V[d\ “\bdlcale” Londor club quecn was relea way prison a motorcar riends said rece ided to *INDREWS AWARDED W. J. LONG'S HOME Wins Suit to Obtain Title to Property in BelYldElP APPEAL WILL BE TAKEN Plaintii Claimed He Gave Lot o Deceased Stanley Street Resident With Understanding — Properts Would Revert to Him, n er Simpson By at " LEVINE DESGRIBES STORY OF TROUBLES He Planned Globe (rirdling Hop in 15 Days in Plane 1 Gives NOTRE DAY GIVES TROJAN GRID TEAM BATILE OF SEASON | Fighring lrish Will Face South- ern California Without Help of Injured Mullins RIVALRY BETWEEN TEAMS MAKES VICTORY COVETED Would Rather Win Jones Says He Today's Contest Than Any Other in Entire Carcer as Coach or Player—Rockne Promises Clean Sportsmanship from His Ram- blers—I'reparc for Celebration, Dec. 6 i/P—Souther 1 out of the uni- more football o Coliseun per Pep Talk wsed his final “pep he cheers alumni POINCARE BECLINES 10 Fl]RM CABINET Poor Health Reason for Refusing Commission as 1id o I do no to assum t 1 feared y as